ASCII
MDDE:
CR:
LF:
BELL:
RTTV
ID;
CH
ID:
RANDOM CODE:
SLOW NUDE:
NUDE l:
MODE
PAUSE:
ALL MODES:
LOAD MESSAGES:
READ SERIAL NR:
PRESET SER. NR:
TRANSHIT TIME:
PRESET TIME:
REPEAT MODE:
PRELOAD
MESSAGE
MESSAGE
MESSAGE
MESSAGE
MODE:
"A":
"Bu:
"C":
"D":
CTRL—3
SHIFT/.
saxrr/,
SHIFT/AS
"X9.
CTRL-"ID"
CTRL—4
(standard
CTRL-5 (extended
Place
any
letter other than
'
thru
"8" in
message
"A"
Place
letter "1"
through
"E" in
message
memory
"A"
Press SHIFT and hold
one
second;
to
release, press
SHIFT
again
spacing)
spacing)
CTRL-At,
(Note:
send
message,
Message
then
ETRL
again
(for
message
"A”)
"A"
normally
will consist
of
your
call letters)
ETRL—Bt,
send
message,
then CTRL
again
(for
message
"B")
As above for "C" and
"D"
(Lamp
lights
two
characters
before full.
In
addition,
the buffer meter indicates
the
amount
of
message memory
storage
space
used)
(Message
"A"
must
be
programmed
be+ore
message "B",
any change
[of
length]
in
"A"
will affect
message
"B").
The same is true of "C" and
"D",
i.e.
program
"A"
first,
next,
"C" next and "D" last.
Any
later
change
of
length
in
a
preceding message
will
disrupt
the
following messages.
also
nsu
SHIFT/6 (This does not increment the
number) SHIFT/5
can be inserted
in
message
memories "A"
through
"D" where
each use will increment the number.
CTRL—b followed
by
four
digits
(most
significant
first).
Use
CTRL—I to
increment,
CTRL-D to
decrement
SHIFT/At
CTRL-7 followed
by
four
numbers (NSD first).
started at zero seconds as last number
Clock is
(LSD) is entered.
Preset
delay
interval in number oi seconds
by pressing
CTRL—-(dash)
{allowed
by
two
digits
(NSD first).
Messages
A!
through
D!
will
then
repeat automatically
until
the
SHIFT
key
is
pressed (during delay)
to release and reset
delay
to zero.
The overflow
lamp lights
during
the
delay
interval for
monitoring.
Type SHIFT/SPACE,
then CTRL to release
(Lamp warning
for overflow). Can also use SHIFT/SPACE
bar.
"Au!
nan‘
ucu’
nun‘
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